Juris Corp

Ranked ‘Highly recommended’ in Banking and finance and Capital markets, Juris Corp appears in Banking and financial services, Pharmaceuticals and life sciences, and Real estate tables this year. The firm’s senior partner Jayesh H is known for his diverse expertise in practices such as banking and finance, capital markets, corporate and M&A, private equity, restructuring and insolvency. Partner Shan Bottlewala left the firm in November 2018.

Banking and finance

Work highlights

Advised Barclays Bank, The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, First Abu Dhabi Bank and other lenders and arrangers on their ECB refinancing facilities at the amount of $2.7 billion to Reliance Industries.

Advised HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank, Deutsche Bank, ICICI Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank in facilitating a $450 million syndicated loan to Shriram Transport Company.

Key clients

DBS Bank, IndusInd Bank, Mizuho Bank, State Bank of India

Capital markets

Work highlights

Advised Assets Care and Reconstruction Enterprise on the issue of structured debentures at the amount of up to Re5 billion via private placement.

Key clients

Redkite Capital, Reliance Securities

Corporate and M&A

Work highlights

Advised DBS Bank on exploring business opportunities in India as well as the conversion of their licensed branch office to a wholly-owned subsidiary model.

Advised Valforma Technology Services in transferring its Oracle business and its subsidiary in Dubai, iApps Consulting, to an international technology corporation via a share transfer.

Dispute resolution

Work highlights

Advising a healthcare company in issues such as dispute resolution, compliance contract negotiation.

Private equity

Work highlights

Advised Hyperkonnect Technologies in raising $1 million funding from AJ Ventures & Investments, JITO and other investors with the subscription of its equity shares.

Restructuring and insolvency

Work highlights

Advised HSBC, ICICI Bank UK, Deutsche Bank and other creditors in relation to the financial restructuring of the $765 million outstanding loans owed by Jindal Steel & Power (Mauritius), a subsidiary of Jindal Steel & Power.

Client feedback

“They are very good and prompt in their turnaround times, and well-versed with the legal aspects of lending to an Indian corporate, while also taking commercial considerations into account.” – Banking and finance

Pratish Kumar

“Well-versed in their subject, and very responsive to clients’ needs.”